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akuseru on 19 May 2010
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Mendicate Bias said:
akuseru said:
Mendicate Bias said:
So they bought a console for motion controllers that don't exist yet, to play advertised games that haven't been released?

Well their going to be disappointed.

Oooooooor maybe they already know that the Move is not released until Fall/Christamas and just bought the superior console which will outlast the other two by a long time? You know, buy the one console you think you will get the most out of in the FUTURE? The one including a Hi-def movie player, or the one with free, reliable internet gaming service, or the one with a built in harddrive, or the one with both wired and wireless internet, or the one that can play most kinds of media files, or the one with scratch resistant game discs, or the one with the the creative "Create, share, play" games, or the one that has an option to play with motion OR a regular controller, or the one that has been PUMPING OUT QUALITY GAMES while the competition has brought nearly nothing to the table for the whole of 2010, or the one, or the one, or the one or the one they actually KNOW is the best value out of all the consoles, I don't know. But the thing I DO know, is that I would make the same choice as well, especially if I was into motion controller gaming. Yeye, Wii was first, but from the looks of it, it won't hold a candle to Move, and everyone I have talked to and showed the Move seems to agree when looking at Move videos.

I think they will be very happy with their choice. If they in fact did not buy it to play Move right away that is =P But still, patience is a virtue, if they wait, something good will happen. But you know, some people actually think some time ahead when they purchase a product, you know, invest for/in the future (for future use).

Maybe if you list a few more subjective things Sony will actually consider hiring you for their PR department. I hear spin is one of their most valued traits in that department so you should have a pretty good shot.

Yeeeee. I kinda giva a shit about what you say. You tried to "badmouth" the PS3 and the couple's choice of choosing the PS3 over the Wii. I can't see anything I wrote is actually a SPIN, but FACTS. FACTS about WHY someone would buy a PS3, not only because they saw a Move ad (with a possible release date) on the TV. You concluded they only bought it for the Move, and that they failed since the Move is not released yet, and sorta imply that Sony lured people with ads for unfinished products. I brought up some other totally valid points to why they could've gotten the PS3 NOW, seen the ad with info about FALL release on the TV, and waited until the Move released. Maybe the PS3 suits BOTH their needs, for motion and controller gaming (girls wants controller, guy wants motion).

The scenario might as well been this: Guy loves gaming, gf keeps him on a tight leash. No gaming, prioritize the baby. Then after 4 years, she say they can buy a Wii. its Cheap and for motion controller, he wants controllers, but agree, he wants to play some games. They see the Move ad in store, guy says: "come on wife. let us buy PS3, it will have motion controller this fall and I can pay the extra price". she agrees, because she has seen some reviews in news papers or wherever about many PS3 games lately (Heavy Rain, GoW, All the multiplats, ModNation (?), MAG (?), or whatever people prefer), ads in store or ads on TV (with Butler or whatever country) about games she might like. therefor their choice falls on the PS3, not only because of this "false advertising" you imply Sony is luring people with.

You should apply for a job in Microsofts Anything Department, I hear one of their most valued traits are epic failure. Yeah, I am using the same, lame, shit "joke" as you.